Many of the questions asked relate to cooperation and problem solving, such as how you might react if clients you will be working with resist implementing Epic's systems or are having difficulty changing their current workflows/ways. Follow up questions seemed to pose worst-case scenarios (which hopefully are not the norm).
What are your SAT scores?
What percentage of the time would you be willing to travel?
What is the most common misconception of you?
What other offers are you entertaining and for who? How much are you expecting from them?
How would anyone respect me as I wasn’t an engineer?
What your experience with CDP and Tag management platforms were
Describe a time you did not succeed and what you learned from it
Which part of the software did I want to work in. I had no idea at the time of the interview there were different applications - clinical, billing, registration, etc.
What are 5 things you're not?
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